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NITROGEN FOR CORN
APPLY IN SPRING
Studies over the past 5 years in
a number of locations i n. western,
Ontario have shown that fall I
application of nitrogen for corn
is interior to spring application,
according to Mr, Ken Stevenson,
Western Ontario A,Kricultural
t' eitool, :Ridgetown.
Yield differences of from fi to,
bushels less corn per acre I
were round when nitrogen was I's
applied in the tali as compared
to spring 'application. The spring
application was pat on as a pre-
plant or after plant as a side tires-
side dressng.
Fall application of nitrogen in
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the form of amonia was thought
to be the most efficient way ot
applying nitrogen to the soil.
During warm weather, soil bac-
teria convert the amonia to us-
able nitrogen, It was believed that
since the soil bacteria are not
converting the amonia during the
winter, none of the nitrogen.
Would be lost. However, apparent-
ly the change from amOnia to
nitrat elnitrogen in a form useful
to plants) does take Place during
the winter monthS' and some
of the nitrogen is lost.
Mr. Stevenson points out that
not all -the advantages are in,
spring application of nitrogen.
Wet seasons make spring appli-
cation difficult and often the
nitrogen is applied too late to do
the most geed.
Research is continuing into
socking a means of keeping the
nitrogen in the amonia form in
the soil over winter. A chemical is
being tested this year at W,G.A.S,
which, if it works, will Prevent
the conVersion froin taking Place
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THE ERNIE GAME
First of two CBC,National Villa
Board color film dramas to be:
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the story of at youth Who Wants
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Donna, the girl who befriends
The setting is present-day
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